Traveling through the Tianyan Continent with his soul, Moli stepped into the world of cultivation where the weak eat the strong.
The monks here all say: The great road is ruthless, and only by cutting off love and love can one reach the pinnacle.
Only Moli scoffed - he was alone in his previous life, and love and love were all unattainable extravagances; in this life, he was lucky enough to encounter warmth, and these fireworks and worries in his heart were the treasures that he was unwilling to give up!
Others practice the ruthless path and go against heaven; he chooses the path of sentience and uses his heart as a guide.
So what if the training is bumpy? What's wrong with being surrounded by powerful enemies?
"My strange way is never the pinnacle of being alone, but protecting what I love and guarding what I care about - being affectionate is my supreme way!"
Reader comments
People have feelings, and the Tao itself should have feelings. I don't like cultivators who pretend to be cold and ruthless. It's good-looking and highly recommended.
A very wonderful article about cultivating immortals. The author's writing is smooth, the plot design is novel, and the story has ups and downs. Recommended reading.
A good and innovative work that breaks the "ruthlessness of cultivation" and makes up for the shortcomings of the past life in this life.
Very interesting, the plot is particularly eye-catching
People have feelings, and the Tao itself should have feelings. I don't like cultivators who pretend to be cold and ruthless. It's good-looking and highly recommended.
A very wonderful article about cultivating immortals. The author's writing is smooth, the plot design is novel, and the story has ups and downs. Recommended reading.
A good and innovative work that breaks the "ruthlessness of cultivation" and makes up for the shortcomings of the past life in this life.
Very interesting, the plot is particularly eye-catching